WorksheetsThe hunger games vocabulary :D
Total questions: 14
Worksheet time: 14mins
character
A person or an animal that participates in the action of a work of literature.
an animal
a person
anything
characterization
your thought and feelings
writer knows EVERYTHING
A character’s thoughts, words, speech pattern, and actions.
writer knows nothing
conflict
who knows anymore?
A struggle a character faces.
making weird faces
struggling with math
flashback
An interruption of the chronological sequence of an event of earlier occurrence.
interruption
can't feel anything
can feel everything
foreshadowing
clueless
spy
detector
The use of clues to create suspense by giving the reader or audience hints of events to come.
irony
fake
A contradiction between what something appears to mean and what it really means.
can't believe anything the writer says
bored
mood
the atmosphere is great
The general atmosphere created by the author’s words to evoke a certain feeling from the audience.
i can't wait
i can't be more exited.
point of view
angle
eagle
The angle from which the story is told.
ice
plot: The action that makes up the story.
A traditional plot has at least 3 parts: choose one of the 3 parts.
The rising action- leads up to a turning point that affects the main character.
math is great
bad actions
think more
setting
school takes place
when you wake up the day takes place
A locale, time, and context in which the action of a literature work takes place.
when anything and everything takes place.
science fiction
science is science and fiction is fake.
can't do it anymore
very long words
A genre of fiction based on imagined future scientific or technological advances and major social or environmental changes, frequently portraying space or time travel and life on other planets.
symbol
cake stands for birthday
something that stands for something else; a thing that suggests more than its literal meaning.
Cole stands for fire
and you stand for human/living
theme
The main idea of a work of literature; the message the author is trying to get across to the reader.
very long sentences
fake words
i don't know
tone
The writer’s attitude toward the subject and/or audience.
brat
bad attitude
horrible actions
